¿Qué? podcast, episode one: Villarejo, or The A-Team of the Spanish police
In the first of a new audio series, journalists from the EL PAÍS English Edition explain just who José Manuel Villarejo is, and why everyone seems to be afraid of him
The search for Julen, in photos
Rescuers are racing to locate the two-year-old boy who fell down a 100-meter-deep borehole in Totalán (Málaga) last Sunday
Rescuers continue desperate search for toddler trapped in borehole
The difficulty of the terrain and a bad weather forecast are hampering efforts to excavate two tunnels in a bid to locate two-year-old Julen Roselló
One woman’s mission to document the Madrid bars that time forgot
On her blog, British journalist Leah Pattem pays tribute to 100 of the Spanish capital’s old-fashioned watering holes, which are slowly closing down or being replaced by franchises
El Roto
El Roto cartoon, January 17, 2019
Network of “moles” uncovered in sweeping spying case in Spain
Five policemen and one Tax Agency employee are under scrutiny for allegedly giving confidential information to ex-police chief José Manuel Villarejo
Voting in of PP premier in Andalusia marks end of Socialist reign
After 36 years, the southern region gets a conservative government, supported by far-right party Vox, which has entered Spain’s institutions for the first time
The Soviet scientist who disappeared in 1980s Madrid
Vladimir Alexandrov went missing without a trace after spending three days drinking heavily in Spain